Sentence examples for access to ones from inspiring English sources

In the US, you'll almost exclusively have access to ones produced in Marlborough, on the South Island.

They range from half a mile to 20 miles, with varying difficulty, from very easy with wheelchair access to ones where you have to be super-fit.

They said the most common administrative procedures for which students had to make unofficial payments were: obtaining a student identification card and certificate of enrolment, registration for a re-examination, and fast access to ones grades.

Clients also have access to one-on-one therapy, legal and social services, yoga, and art therapy.

Highways were closed in parts of Wyoming, cutting off access to one town on Friday night.

Reuters said unknown hackers illegally gained access to one of its journalist's blogs on Wednesday.

People are glad that the resistance is demanding access to one of the ports to break the embargo on Gaza.

Pains are said to be private to their owners in the strong sense that no one else can epistemically access one's pain in the way one has access to one's own pain, namely by feeling it and coming to know one is feeling it on that basis.

What are the right ways to provide access to one's own officials, scholars and journalists?

With little access to one's life experience, how does an artist create?

An area you had access to one week, may be too dangerous the next.